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Suppose there was chaos in the streets. Burglary, robbery, murder.
People would want the government to step in. Suppose one party said “we need to police this situation and get crime under control.” And they spend a year developing a plan. Meanwhile, the crime wave continues to grow. The other party (who’s getting a huge kickback from the Continue reading Robbery Pitcher Jim Bunning Senator Jim Bunning There once was a pitcher from Kentucky, My father passed away on this day, February 28, four years ago. Those kinds of days get frozen in memory.
I didn’t visit him the day he died. It was the day we started Coffee News, and I was out delivering our first papers. I did go by his house that day and looked Continue reading Four years ago today I know that volumes have been written, courses taught, and degrees and certifications awarded — but here are a few simple reasons why I love yoga.
1. I love breathing. Continue reading Why I love yoga Mom, 2/24/10 Normally, it might not seem so normal for a 53 year old man to post pictures of his mother on his blog. But Mom has lived a public life, and some of my friends see this blog and will enjoy seeing this picture. We were in the kitchen, at Mom’s Continue reading A picture of Mom Is there a deficit? Most certainly.
Is there job shortage? Absolutely. Are workers on strike? Oddly enough, yes. I thought the Republicans in Congress wanted to quit talking about health care and focus on jobs. That’s all we heard for months. Then why did 29 of them vote not to allow debate on a jobs bill? upside down And Continue reading Republicans have gone on strike Dear Senator Bayh,
You say that the Congress is full of good people, but that the ’system is dysfunctional. Might I suggest the opposite is true? The system is good and some of the people are dysfunctional. If your wife works for the health insurance lobby and you stand with her rather than with people in Continue reading Dear Senator Bayh, the sandals — top view When I walked in, he didn’t even look up. A few seconds passed, and the kindly Chinese gentleman in the shoe repair shop rose from his bench and meandered through the tiny, ultra-crowded shop. He stood in front of me and waited. I gave him one of my sandals and showed Continue reading Broken. Need new pair. This past year I’ve read Malcolm Gladwell’s books in reverse order, and just finished his first book, The Tipping Point. In it, he explains, among other things, how the little things, the things in the margin, often make all the difference.
Such was the case with something I did last night. Apparently, I pulled Continue reading The Tipping Point (lowering my IQ just enough to do something stupid) |
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